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Nasunog na inabandonaang paaralan sa Peguis, pagtaas ng minimum wage at pagkansela ng parole — Winnipeg Huwebes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Naaresto ang suspek sa tangkang pagpatay mula Ontario sa hilagang Manitoba. Ayon sa Peel Regional Police, inaresto noong Sept. 22 si 36-anyos na Nakeem Jamar Johnson sa Cross Lake, mga 530 km hilaga ng Winnipeg; iniulat ng pulisya na ang mga raid noong 2023 sa GTA ay nagkamit ng limang baril at humigit-kumulang 10 kg ng methamphetamine.
  2. Binalewala ng Parole Board of Canada ang statutory release ni convict na si Shawn Lamb. Ibinalik ng Parole Board of Canada sa kustodiya ang 66-anyos na Shawn Lamb matapos nilang matuklasan na nilabag niya ang mga kundisyon ng kanyang paglabas; may 20-taong sentensiya siya mula Nob. 2013 dahil sa dalawang hatol sa manslaughter. Napansin ng lupon na lumala ang kanyang pag-uugali noong Marso 2026 at nagsimulang gumawa ng hindi nasubbyatang aktibidad bilang boluntaryo nang walang suporta ng ahensya.
  3. Sinunog ang isang gusaling paaralan na inabandona sa Peguis First Nation. Nasunog ang isang inabandona na paaralan sa Peguis First Nation sa Interlake ng Manitoba (naitala ang petsa sa ulat); walang tao sa loob ng gusali nang maganap ang apoy at rumesponde ang mga emergency crew sa lugar, ayon sa ulat.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Hinihikayat ng mga mayor ng U.S. ang mga Manitoban na muling maglakbay papatawid ng hangganan matapos malaking pagbaba. Pampublikong inimbitahan nina Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey at Fargo Mayor Josh Boschee ang mga Canadian na bumalik, matapos bumagsak ng 35% ang paglalakbay sa mga crossing ng Pembina–Emerson noong 2025 kumpara sa 2024, ayon sa U.S. Bureau of Transportation; tumukoy naman ang Statistics Canada ng 3 milyon Canadian na bumalik mula sa U.S. noong Ene. 2025 kumpara sa 2.3 milyon noong Ene. 2026.
  2. Tumaas ang minimum wage sa limang lalawigan; Manitoba umakyat sa $16.40. Epektibo ang mga pagtaas sa panahong ito para sa Ontario ($17.95), P.E.I. ($17.30), Nova Scotia ($17.00), Manitoba ($16.40) at Saskatchewan ($15.70), ayon sa ulat.
  3. Ipinagbabawal ng Manitoba ang paghingi ng medical note para sa maiikling pagliban simula Huwebes. Ipinagbabawal ng bagong patakaran ang mga employer na humiling ng medikal na dokumento para sa pagliban ng isang linggo o mas maikli, o 10 araw o mas kaunti sa isang kalendaryong taon; tinawag ng Doctors Manitoba ang limitasyong ito bilang ang “pinakamalinaw at pinakamalakas na patakaran sa Canada.”

📰 Also Today

  • Ibinigay ni Riley Laychuk ang forecast ng panahon para sa Oct. 1, 2026 sa Manitoba.
  • Babaeng nawawala, huling nakita isang linggo na ang nakalipas sa Neepawa, ayon sa RCMP.
  • Ulat tungkol sa pagtaas ng minimum wage sa limang lalawigan, kabilang ang Manitoba.
  • Nabawi ng Winnipeg police ang Taser na nawala sa North End halos isang buwan na ang nakalipas.
  • Isang lalaki na inakusahan ng pagpatay sa limang miyembro ng pamilya nagpalit muli ng mga abogado bago ang paglilitis.
  • Sinabi ng tagapagsalita ng trucking na ang mataas na presyo ng diesel ipinapasa sa mga mamimili.
  • Nagsimula na ang karera sa River Heights–Fort Garry para sa unang bagong konsehal sa loob ng 17 taon.
  • Sinasabi ng survey na sinusuportahan ng mga Winnipeger ang crackdown ng pulisya sa droga.
  • Tumaas ang benta ng cannabis habang bumababa ang kita ng Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries.
  • Maraming nagmartsa papunta sa dating residential school sa Brandon para parangalan ang mga nakaligtas.

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Source Articles (16)

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Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026

October begins with a mix of sun and clouds across the south. There is a good chance of showers for parts of the northern Interlake.

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Employees in Manitoba no longer need sick notes for short absences

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Parole board revokes statutory release for convicted killer Shawn Lamb

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